Early Modern Seminar and Diverse KU Events in Hall Center
A dense KU calendar lists events from a Thomas Middleton seminar in Stuart London to linguistics colloquia, art museum talks, a Hallmark Symposium, SUA film screenings, computer workshops, business seminars, and sports with KU football at Oklahoma State. Multiple speakers include Sara Thomas Rosen, Jeet Singh, Pat Graham, and Bernard Williams. The schedule spans 3:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., with rooms such as Hall Center, Blake Hall, Malott Hall, Spencer Museum, Lied Center, and Kansas Union. Various sponsors include Hall Center, Department of Linguistics, SUA, and Center for East Asian Studies.
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Thomas Middleton
Stuart London
David M. Bergeron
Hall Center
Call
Sara Thomas Rosen
Blake Hall
Department of Linguistics
Joseph Shields
Note
Arizona
Tucson
Malott Hall
Department of Physics
Hallmark
Jeet Singh
Boston
Helen Foresman
Spencer Museum of Art
Department of Design
Hallmark Cards Inc
SUA
Woodruff Auditorium
Kansas Union
PC Lab
Information Technology Services
University
SenEx
Strong Hall
Small Business Development Center
Lawrence Arts Center
Eighth
Malott Room
Emily Taylor Women’s Resource Center
Rica
Jane W. Gibson
Alcove
Center of Latin
Pamela Sheingorn
Baruch College
City University
New York
John F. Pultz
Bernard Williams
University of California, Berkeley
Alderson
Economic Outlook
Robert Hemenway
Institute For Public Policy and Business Research
Cathy M. Dwigans
Alderson Auditorium
Carruth- O'Leary
Department of Human Resources
Malott
Center For Management of Technology
Adam
Adams Alumni Center
Carl Shirley
Bill Griffith
Lied Center
St. Louis Symphony
Leonard Slatkin
Murphy Hall
TicketMaster
KU Dependent Care Referral Service
Lawrence Public Library
Betty Peterson
KU Dependent Care
Mike Pisani
Hilltop Child Development Center
Natural History Museum
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
West Side Story
Jerel L. Hilding
Paul Robert Laird
Brian Priestman
Symphony
Jack B. Wright
Swarthout
Closure could cost state funds after hospital plan
Topeka lawmakers oppose closing the Topeka State Hospital arguing it would forfeit about 15 million dollars in federal funds as patients move to community care. Rep Rocky Nichols notes waivers are harder to obtain for mentally ill care, while the hospital runs a 21 million dollar budget with 6.6 million in state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Topeka State Hospital
Rocky Nichols
D-Topeka
Nichols
Topeka Capital Journal
Topeka State Hospital closure faces legislative challenge
Ripple effects from the Hospital Closure Commission's recommendation to shut Topeka State Hospital draw patients from 30 counties including Douglas Harvey Geary Riley Saline Shawnee and Sedgwick. Nichols argues that shifting funds may not save money and plans to press lawmakers to oppose closure before the Feb. 21 deadline for overturning the recommendations.
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Topeka State Hospital
Douglas, Harvey, Geary, Riley
Saline
Shawnee
Sedgwick
Shawnee County
Statehouse
Topeka
Nichols
Topeka State
Douglas
Harvey
Geary
Riley
New AFL-CIO leaders get warm welcome from Boeing strikers
In Wichita the AFL-CIO’s new leaders led by John Sweeney and allied officials met Boeing machinists on a rally day. Sweeney pledged a more aggressive, visible union while Trumka touted a rank-and-file, fight-first approach and planned to organize across the Sun Belt and allied states. The trio engaged with workers, signaling a shift from prior leadership and a push toward modern organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afl-Cio
Boeing
Wichita
John Sweeney
Boeing Co
Sweeney
Linda Chavez- Thompson
Rich Trumka
Trumka
Sun Belt
Kansas
United Mine Workers Union
Israeli press consul to visit KU for lecture and meetings
The Israeli consul for press and information in the Midwest, Chaim Shacham, will visit Kansas University to meet Hebrew class students and KU international studies staff. He will speak at 12 30 p m on the Middle East peace process at a brown bag luncheon in the Centennial Room of the Kansas Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Kansas University
Chaim Shacham
Shacham
Kansas Union
Deborah Gerner
Birzeit University
West Bank
Foreign Ministry
Israel Information Service
Israel
Middle East
Washington, D.C
Volunteers needed for 1995 Kansas Special Olympics Indoor Games East
VIN Volunteers are needed in Lawrence for the 1995 Kansas Special Olympics Indoor Games East. Volleyball and bowling competitions run Friday and Saturday with shifts available throughout the weekend. To volunteer call Emily Heath at 864-3710 or 841-8127. A complimentary exam at John H. Hill Chiropractic Clinic runs Tuesday with specific hours, appointments required, and a food drive component for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Lawrence
Emily Heath
John H. Hill Chiropractic Clinic
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Department of Special Education
Astute
Dole Center
Sue Nishikawa
University Forum
Harry Connick Jr
G. Thomas Tanselle
Guggenheim Foundation
Watson Library
EU Libraries
Japan
Pat Graham
Center For East Asian Studies
Governor's Room
Golfito
Costa
Service Employees International Union
Thomas Donahue
Lane Kirkland
United Mineworkers
Chavez- Thompson
American Federation of State
Kirkland
Pennsylvania
I-W
Muah Aes
Brothers McMullen
Christie's
Massachusetts
Icehouise
TT Ultimate Frozen Cocktail Bar & Grill
Wud
Dickinson
Vin
Special Olympics
Crown Cinema
Brooklyn
Hillcrest
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Lace Ventura IE
Wong Foo
Carrera Ace
Ventura
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